The main characteristics of plastic gloves include:
Waterproofness: Plastic gloves have excellent waterproof properties, which can effectively prevent water from soaking the hands, prevent pollution and cross-contamination. At the same time, they can also prevent corrosion from chemicals, so they are widely used in medical, beauty and food processing fields.
Abrasion resistance: Plastic gloves are generally not very wear-resistant and are easily worn, especially in high-intensity collision or friction environments, which can easily be scratched, thus affecting the service life. Therefore, during use, you should try to avoid contact with sharp objects or high-friction surfaces.
Flexibility: Plastic gloves have good flexibility and can be easily put on and fit the hands without affecting hand movements. However, some thicker plastic gloves may affect the flexibility of the hands due to their greater rigidity.
Breathability: Plastic gloves have poor breathability, which can easily lead to hand sweating, and in severe cases may cause hand infection or allergies. Long-term wearing will affect work efficiency.
Chemical resistance: Plastic gloves have strong chemical resistance and can withstand corrosion from weak acids and weak bases. In addition, they also have anti-static properties and are suitable for dust-free environments.
Environmental protection: Plastic gloves usually do not contain proteins in latex that are easily reactive to the human body, have no reaction to human skin, are non-toxic and harmless, and meet environmental protection requirements